Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu [1,338m/4,389ft].
On your
arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport you will transfer to the hotel by
our airport representative. After your freshness we will have talk about
your trekking plan in the hotel or our office. You will meet your guide also.
You can ask your question about the trek. Overnight at hotel.
Day 02: Sightseeing Tours around Kathmandu
Valley.
After your
breakfast we will start sightseeing tour with our excellent tour guide.
Including Pashupatinath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, Monkey Temple (Swyambhunath
Stupa), Kathmandu Durbar Squre, Patan Durbar Squre etc. In the tour you have to
chances to learn historical, cultural and traditional background of Nepal.
Overnight at hotel.
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi
[1,610m/5,282ft] 6-7 hours by Bus.
After
earlier breakfast, we start our journey by drive to north range of Kathmandu
throughout ridgeline landscape to arrive Syabru Besi passing through Dhunche.
Enjoy with the stunning views of the Mountains through the terraced ground and
rural villages.
Day 04: Trekking from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel
[2,480m/8,136ft] 5-6 hours.
After
taking breakfast our trip starts towards Lama Hotel begin following the Bhote
Koshi River passage suspension bridge and climb throughout the thick forests.
Day 05: Trekking from Lama Hotel to Langtang
village [3,541m/11,618ft] 5-6 hours.
Today the
trek goes following the powerful Langtang watercourse and that we little by
little climb to Ghoda Tabela (3030m/9941ft) throughout the Oak and Bamboo
forest. Then the trial continues to ascend smoothly. Langtang village is the
center of operations for Langtang National park and has flat-roofed Tibetan
fashion homes and cultured domain springy buckwheat.
Day 06: Trekking from Langtang Village to Kyangjin Gompa
[3,900 m/12,795ft] 3-4 hours.
After
taking breakfast, we start our trip to lovely Kyanjing Gompa which takes about
3-4 hours walking. Kyanjin Gompa is the point locates at elevation of
[3,817m/12,526ft] from Kyanjin Gompa you may have fabulous views of Langsisha
Ri, Mt Ganchempo, and Mt. Langtang Lirung. Within the late day, we will explore
the Yak Cheese industry.
Day 07: Rest day at Kyangjin Gompa [3,900
m/12,795ft].
Today we
take rest in Kyangjin Gompa.
Day 08: Trek from Kyangjin Gompa to Lama Hotel
[2,480m/8,136ft] via Chorkari Ri (4900m/16076ft) 6-7 hours.
After
having breakfast early in the morning we start trekking to Chorkari Ri for
magnificent sunup views of snowy covered mountains. After taking breakfast we
start our trip to Lama Hotel, our path goes to downhill throughout forest.
After all we arrive at Lama Hotel to stay overnight.
Day 09: Trek from Lama Hotel to Big Syabrubesi
[1,610m/5,282ft]. 5-6 hours.
Today we
start our trip to Syabrubesi after our breakfast. Our trial goes through plant
forest and behind Bhote Koshi River. Stay Overnight Hotel at Syabrubesi.
Day 10: Trekking From Big Syabrubesi to Sing
Gompa [3,210m/10,531ft]. 5-6 hours.
Today we
start our trip to Sing Gompa from Syabru.The path takes a steep ascend to
Dursagang and then throughout the forests of hemlock and oak. This trial main
attraction is Sing Gompa. This place is usually known as Sing Gompa than Chadan
Bari. Stay Overnight at lodge/teahouse.
Day 11: Trek
form Sing Gompa to Gosainkunda Lake [4,380m/14,370ft]. 5-6 hours.
After
having Breakfast we start our journey to Gosainkunda climbing steeply from Sing
Gompa at some points the trail passage following the ridges moves in deep
forests to Chalang Pati, walk from Chalang Pati will enter us to the secluded
region of Gosaikunda. The extra point where we trip on the path to Gosainkunda
is Laurebina Yak. We go on to climb to the ridge and then ascend to Bhairav
Kund and Saraswati Kund continues climbing smoothly and then drop about 20m to
arrive at the lake Gosaikunda.
Day 12:
Trek from Gosainkunda to Ghopte
[3480m/11,417ft] 6-7 hours.
After
taking breakfast we walk continues through rocky track with pleasant view to
the top. This is highest pass of the trekking from where you will have
brilliant views around of there. The trail moves down all the way to Gopte via
Phedi. Stay overnight at lodge/tea-house.
Day 13: Trek from Ghopte to
Kutumsang [2440m/8,005ft]. 7 hours.
Today we
go down into a wide forest of rhododendrons. After that we begin with an easy
descent today through flower spread meadows before reaching at Magengoth, a
very isolated area of high pastures as well as forestry. For the first 3 hours
today the trail descends regularly but the second half is steeper down to
Kutumsang, a small village on a stormy point.
Day 14: Trek from Kutumsang to Chisapani [2,190
m/7,185 ft]. 8 hours.
After
having breakfast we start our trip to chisapani descending further. You cross
extra pass at 2620m before falling to a little conventional Tamang village.
Finally you have one last climb to Chisapani at 2300m from where you will have
knowledge magnificent views. After reaching Chisapani we stay overnight there.
Day 15: Trekking to Sundarijal and drove to
Kathmandu.
After
taking breakfast at Chisapani our journey will start towards Sundarijal. After
arrival at Sundarijal we will drove to Kathmandu. About an hour drive we will
arrive at Kathmandu. Stay Overnight at hotel of Kathmandu.
Day 16: Free day in Kathmandu.
Today is
put for your rest day after your long trekking; you can do some shopping in
Kathmandu or you can add pleasant mountain flight to Mt. Everest as extra
activity if requisite. At the evening Mountain Nepal Trek offers you the
Typical Nepalese Dinner with cultural shows in a famous neighboring food
restaurant.
Day 17: Transfer to International Airport for
your final departure.
Mountain
Nepal Trek Teams say good-bye and takes you to the international airport to
catch your flight back to your home.
Information of passport and visas
You must to have a valid passport with at least 6 months validity from return date of your trips. You can easily get visas for Nepal from the Nepalese Consulate in your country or up on arrival in Kathmandu Airport (Tribhuwan International Airport). Nepalese visas cost is USD 25 for 15 days & USD 40 for 30 days.
Information of money & credit card
In Nepal you have to pay 3.5 % credit card commission as per Nepal’s Bank rules, on your payable amount of the total cost. So, please be positive that you bring some cash in USD to pay us. The same, for your extra expenses as well which are not included in our cost. We would like to request you not to change your money in the Airport expect your emergency case. You get the exchange rate is very low there. Our office well provides you the facility to exchange your money. Or, you can change from Money Changers or bank as well. Master Card, Visa Card, Paypal also accepted in major shopping center and in most of the tourist class hotels.
Bring required personal/official document
We want to suggest that to bring some of the required documents like valid passport, 4 extra passport sized photographs (for trekking permits), your travel insurance, airline tickets and luggage tags. Visas can be obtained upon arrival at Kathmandu. For details information about the required official papers don't be hesitate to ask us.
Case of flight delay
Flight by plane and helicopter are might be cancellations or delay cause of bad weather in remote areas. Some other times, operational complication may occur which is more possible to happen in Everest Region- Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu flight, Annapurna region- Pokhara – Jomsom – Pokhara flight, Dolpa, Simikot , Jumla region etc. As these flights have some problem with fixed schedule, it is also suggested to carry extra money for food and accommodations. Trekking in the remote areas, especially during unusual season, you’re advised to keep extra days to prepare with some delays and avoid frustrating result. In case of delay in flight previous to trek departure or at the end of the trek, you need to manage your accommodation and food costs by yourself.
About your travel insurance
We request to all our valued clients to make and bring your complete travel insurance package. Your insurance must cover against medical, emergency evacuation, personal accident, trip cancellation, natural calamity, lost of gears, theft or damage your baggage etc.
Electricity Crisis Problem in Nepal
It is difficult to told you that Nepal has an electricity problem because Nepal is 2nd richest country in water resource but it is true Nepal still facing the problem. It means there is electricity off for some hours in day and night time. Most of the hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara and other cities are possible to have no battery backup. In that case Air condition may not work and, sometimes, TV and other electric utensils may not run. Some hotels have possible to run the TV and AC as well. But, only few of them are lies in this standard category.
So, be organized for this while you are traveling in Nepal. For that situation, we suggested you to bring the flashlight with extra batteries.
Clothing and Equipment for Traveling in Mountains of Nepal
Trekking in the Mountains require to arrangement of equipment as you have to find yourself comfortable at higher altitude of Mountains. The basic clothing items are listed here please notice that.
Personal Equipment
- Down jacket or sweater.
- Wind/Water proof jacket (opt).
- Down vest and/or jacket (opt)
- Gloves (2 pairs).
- Sun hat or scarf.
- Sunglasses with UV protection.
- T-shirts minimum 2.
- Underwear (3).
- Hiking shorts (2).
- Lightweight cotton long pants.
- Light & Expedition weight thermal bottoms.
- Wool pants.
- Waterproof pants.
- Thin, lightweight internal socks (4).
- Thick, warm wool Trekking/Hiking socks (4).
- Hiking boots with extra laces.
- Camp shoes or sandals.
Other Necessary Equipment
- Sleeping bag at least rated to zero degrees F.
- Head light with extra bulbs and batteries.
- Basic First Aid Kit (Normal Medicine e.g. Sitamol, Diamox etc.)
- Large plastic bags to keep dry inside items of trek bag.
- Trekking Bag (approximately 2500 to 3000 cubic inches is OK).
- Water bottles (2).
- Toilet paper.
- Small washable towel.
*We manage all camping equipment for the Camping Trekking.
Can I buy/rent equipment in Kathmandu
Yes, you can do that but it is not actually required to spend large amount of your money to buy extra equipment and clothing earlier to your trip because most of the trekking equipment can be hired from Trekking shops within Kathmandu. Most of the gear is locally contrived. Some Chinese equipment are possible to be more expensive but qualitative. You can take Sleeping bag and down jacket easily on rent. Each item can be rented for less than USD 1 per day. You have to manage other items buying them yourself. Surely these items are more possible to be cheaper than those in your Country or hometown. We will display all the necessary equipment you need on the second day of your arrival.
How to book my trip
First choose the trip which you want to do? Then contact us through mail or phone, email is more effective and clear as well, after getting your email or call we will process for your booking. To confirm your booking, we need 20% amount of your total amount the payment can be made throughout the Bank transfer, Credit card payment (Master/Visa Card) or through online money transfers also Western Unions, Money Gram or others. After we get the 20% amount your booking will be confirmed and you will get the official booking and payment receipt from us. The rest amount you can pay after arrival at our office or hotel.